Golf team tryouts will be early in the week of July 29 at Horse Golf Course. Tryouts will begin sometime between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. depending on the golfers set tee time. Tee times will be assigned to each golfer come closer to tryouts. Golfers who wish to tryout must participate both days of tryouts.
Tryout applications to be considered as the next Falcon mascot will be available outside of Alisha Fickle’s classroom, M225. Packets will be due Friday, May 17.
In years past, the Powder Puff game has served as a last memory for seniors to hold on to before graduation. It provides an opportunity to unify the school by allowing the underclassman to choose an upperclassman grade to cheer on. Cheer will host the eighth annual Powder Puff game on Friday, May 10 at 2 p.m.
AVID has teamed up with the counselors to create a College Awareness Week. During the week of April 15-19 there will be five days for students to have the opportunity to dress up in their favorite hat, sunglasses, and more.
On March 30, freshman Alyssa Ballard, senior Kaitlyn Fleming, and sophomore Ellie Drescher, all competed against 43 of the best girl bowlers in the state of Texas. They competed in state competition at the Forum Bowl in Grand Prairie, Texas.
In celebration of April being National Library Month, the History Club will host their third Annual History Club Book Drive. The book drive will begin on Monday, April 1, and last through Friday, April 19.
On Sunday, March 3, the bowling team competed in their Regional competition in Amarillo, Texas finishing strong in fourth with some bowlers advancing to state.
Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), is a college readiness program designed to help students develop skills that will prepare them for college.
Student Council will host a sock drive that begins on Tuesday, Jan. 8 and will end on Thursday, Jan. 31. Students who wish to donate must bring new or gently used socks to the collection box outside of the library.
At Timberview and Trinity Springs Middle School the lunch rooms were smaller, the classrooms were smaller, the gym was smaller, the students were smaller, everything was smaller…but at Timber Creek all that changed for a freshman the moment they stepped foot on campus.